ACTIVITIES AT A GLANCE (YEAR: 2004-2005)

ANNUAL REPORT

2013-2014

Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises

Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises Development Institute Govt. of India, Ministry of MSME Industrial Area-B, Partap Chowk

Ludhiana-141003 Ph: 0161-2531733-34-35, Fax: 0161-2533225

Website: www.msmedildh.gov.in E-mail: [email protected]

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FOREWORD

The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Institute, Ludhiana, has

been playing a very significant role in the development of MSME sector in the State of

Punjab & UT Chandigarh. The Institute not only provides information to micro, small &

medium entrepreneurs but also motivates & encourages the enterprising & hardworking

people to set-up small-scale ventures in different segments of manufacturing and

servicing.

Various products, right from traditional items to highly sophisticated modern

consumer & capital goods, are being manufactured by MSME units of Punjab. The

industry of the State is also keen to adopt new technological development for home

market & export as well. The Institute is maintaining close coordination with the stake

holders in the State and at National Level for the development of MSME Clusters.

The Institute conducted a number of quality programmes to provide appropriate

platform to prospective entrepreneurs and to render multidimensional support to the

existing industry. This Annual Report highlights various significant activities undertaken

by the Institute during the year 2013-2014.

I appreciate the efforts put in by EI Division in bringing out this report.

Place: Ludhiana Date: (S S Dhillon)

Director

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CONTENTS

Topic FOREWORD -

ONE ACTIVITIES AT A GLANCE 3 - 7 TWO ACTIVITIES PERFORMED 8 - 29 THREE PHOTO GALLERY

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SECTION - 1

ACTIVITIES AT A

GLANCE

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ACTIVITIES AT A GLANCE (YEAR: 2013-14)

Sr. No.

Activity Name Target Achievement

1 ESDPs

(i) No. of Programmes 46 46

(ii) No. of Persons Trained 920 1053

2 EDPs



3 MDPs



4 Motivation Campaigns

(i) No. of Campaigns 58 58

(ii) No. of Participants - 5717

5 National Level Vendor Development Prog.


(ii) No. of Units Participated - 43

6 State Level Vendor Development Prog.


(ii) No. of Units Participated - 416

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7 Re-imbursement of ISO-9001/14001

(i) No. of MSMEs - 20

(ii) Amount (Rs.) - 9,25,840

8 Lean Manufacturing

(i) Awareness Programme - 1

(ii) Lean Audit Conducted - 1

9 Design Clinic

(i) Design Projects Approved - 5

(ii) Design Awareness Seminars - 1

(iii) Design Awareness Programme / Workshop - 3

10 Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs)

(i) No. of Seminars 1 1

(ii) No. of Participants - 150

11 Marketing Support/Assistance (Bar Code)

Bar Code Reimbursement

(i) One Time Registration (Cases) - 7

(ii) Annual Recurring Fee (Cases) - 7

(iii) Total Amount (Rs.) 3,25,000 2,18,051

12 TEQUP

Reimbursement of Certification

(i) National/International Mark (Cases) 10 10

(ii) Amount (Rs.) 10,00,000 9,55,246

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13 MA & TU

Reimbursement of Participation (State/District level Exhibitions)

(i) No. Of Exhibitions/Units 1 / - 1 / 13*

(ii) Amount (Rs.) 2,40,000 2,35,081*

14 Industrial Potential Survey Report 1 1

15 District Industrial Profile - 1

16 Project Profiles 15 15

17 SDP (Machinist) {6 months duration}

(i) No of SDPs 1 1

(ii) No. of Persons Trained - 5

18 SDP (Specialized)

(i) No of SDPs - 8

(ii) No. of Persons Trained - 99

19 Other Activities

(i) Units benefited through workshops - 237

(ii) Jobs undertaken - 406

(iii) Units registered under single point

registration

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Revenue Earning During the Year 2013-14

Sr. No.

Activity Cum. Total

1 Revenue from workshop ( common facilities) 2,05,440

2. PD Accounts (Revenue from Training Programmes) 8,91,250

3. SDP (Machinist) Fee 7,800

4. NSIC Regn. /GSPP 5,05,712

5. ESDP Fee 47,200

6. MDP Fee 34,800

7. EDP Fee 21,150

Total 17,13,352

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SECTION - 2

ACTIVITIES PERFORMED

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Section – 2

ACTIVITIES PERFORMED

MSME-DI, Ludhiana is providing its techno-managerial assistance to existing

as well as new enterprises in the State of Punjab and Union Territory of Chandigarh.

The Institute creates an environment conducive for industrial growth by motivating the

prospective entrepreneurs and by assisting the existing entrepreneurs through its

multidimensional set-up of trade specific Divisions viz. Mechanical Div., Food Div.,

Glass & Ceramics Div., Hosiery Div., Industrial Management Training Div. and

Economic Investigation Div. equipped with expert officials providing techno-

managerial solutions with a human face.

Highlights of Activities Undertaken

2.1 Human Resource Development

The ‘Human Resource Development’ is an important factor for overall

development of any sector, the MSE Sector in particular. In the present world of

competition trained men & women are the real assets of any Nation. The optimal

utilization of this resource is the need of the hour. In this context, the Institute

undertook following activities during the year 2013-14.

2.1.1 Entrepreneurship Skill Development Programmes

The MSME-DI, Ludhiana, during the year, conducted 46 Entrepreneurship Skill

Development Programmes. In these programmes total 1053 persons, including 490

males (Gen-151, SC-333, OBC-5 and PH-1) and 563 females (Gen-156, SC-402,

OBC-3 and PH-2) were provided training, at various places in the State. These 46

programmes were conducted in different categories viz. SC-Stipendiary (4), Women &

PH-Stipendiary (2), SC-Non Stipendiary (31) and UEY-General (9). In these

programmes, the educated unemployed youth were provided basic inputs covering

both managerial and technical aspects to set up their own venture. Lectures covering

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philosophy of entrepreneurship, procedures to set-up MSE units, State & Central

Government policies, achievement motivation, project identification, selection of

appropriate technology, production management, financial management, marketing,

quality systems, ethic & moral values, working capital assessment, the concept of

export & international marketing, preparation of project reports etc. were delivered by

the experts from respective fields. Practical demonstrations alongwith theoretical

linkage, were arranged to provide comprehensive knowledge for concerned particular

trades. The candidates were also provided opportunities to have interaction with

successful entrepreneurs to know the practical problems they faced and how did they

overcome to pave their way to success. A summarized information on the ESDPs is

given in the following table:

S.No. Details of ESDPs Place Participants 1. Computer H/W, Maintenance & Networking

(1.07.13 to 9.08.13) Jagraon 25

2. Computer H/W, Maintenance & Networking (19.07.13 to29.08.13)

Sahnewal 23

3. Garments Manufacturing (29.07.13 to 6.09.13)

Littran 23

4. Soft Toys Making (23.07.13 to 2.09.13)

Jalandhar 24

5. Computer Accounting with Tally (5.08.13 to 13.09.13)

Nawanshahr 25

6. Conventional Turning Machine (19.08.13 to 27.09.13)

Phagwara 21

7. Food Processing (13.08.13 to 23.09.13)

Ludhiana 27


Patiala 21


Kaddon 23

10. House Wiring (16.09.13 to 25.10.13)

Talwara 25

11. Computer H/W, Maintenance & Networking (2.09.13 to 11.10.13)

Ludhiana 26


Halwara 25


Rajpura 20

14. Washing Machine Repair (17.09.13 to 29.10.13)

Ludhiana 24

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Halwara 25


Shahkot 24

17. House Wiring (7.10.13 to 20.11.13)

Ajitwal 25

18. Basic Welding (8.10.13 to 22.11.13)

Ajitwal 25


Ludhiana 24


Amritsar 22

21. Electric Gadget Repairing (27.09.13 to 7.11.13)

Sanour 20

22. Computer Aided Drafting (21.10.13 to 29.11.13)

Ludhiana 21


Jalandhar 25


Gurdaspur 25


Chandigarh 20

26. Net Programming (28.10.13 to 9.12.13)

Khanna 21


Ludhiana 20

28. Electric Gadget Repairing (8.11.13 to 19.12.13)

Kharar 24

29. Conventional Turning Machine (9.12.13 to 17.01.14)

Jalaldiwal 23


Khanna 20


Jalandhar 24


Ludhiana 23

33. Washing Machine Repair (3.12.13 to 13.01.14)

Ludhiana 22

34. House Wiring (20.12.13 to 31.01.14)

Gujjarwal 20


Barewal 23


Halwara 25

37. House Wiring (23.12.13 to 3.02.14)

Gujjarwal 22

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38. House Wiring (6.01.14 to 17.02.14)

Jalaldiwal 20


Moga 21


Kajheri 20


Ajitwal 25


Malerkotla 24


Rajpura 22

44. Multimedia & Animation (27.01.14 to 7.03.14)

Khanna 20


Phagla 27


Gurdaspur 20

2.1.2 Entrepreneurship Development Programmes

The Institute, during the year 2013-14, conducted 15 Entrepreneurship

Development Programmes, in which total 339 persons, including 136 males (Gen-52,

SC-83, OBC-1) and 203 females (Gen-89, SC-113, OBC-1), were provided training.

The main objective of such programmes was to train young people to make them

successful entrepreneurs, who may set-up MSE units. The candidates were provided

motivational as well as managerial inputs to provide comprehensive knowledge

including procedures to set-up MSE units, State & Central Government policies,

achievement motivation, project identification, selection of appropriate technology,

production management, financial management, marketing, quality systems, ethic &

moral values, working capital assessment, the concept of export & international

marketing, preparation of project reports etc. Summarized information on the EDPs

conducted during the year 2013-14 is given in the following tables:

S.no. Details of EDPs Place Participants 1. EDP (SC Non-Stipendiary)

2.07.13 to 15.07.13 Jagraon 25

2. EDP (SC Non-Stipendiary) 19.07.13 to 1.08.13

Sahnewal 23

3. EDP (General) 23.07.13 to 5.08.13

Jalandhar 25

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4. EDP (General) 29.07.13 to 9.08.13

Littran 22

5. EDP (General) 16.09.13 to 27.09.13

Talwara 24

6. EDP (General) 23.09.13 to 8.10.13

Khanna 21


Rajpura 20

8. EDP (W&PH Stipendiary) 15.11.13 to 28.11.13

Jalandhar 25

9. EDP (General) 2.12.13 to 13.12.13

Ludhiana 23

10. EDP (General) 22.11.13 to 5.12.13

Ludhiana 20

11. EDP (SC Stipendiary) 4.12.13 to 17.12.13

Nawan Shahar 21


Patiala 21


Toose 27

14. EDP (General) 26.1213 to 8.01.14

Rajpura 21

15. EDP (General) 6.03.14 to 18.03.14

Ludhiana 21

2.1.3 Management Development Programmes The Institute conducted 10 MDPs during the year 2013-14, in which the

training was provided to total 256 persons, including 145 males (Gen-54, SC-82,

OBC-9) and 111 females (Gen-42, SC-67, OBC-2).

Out of these 10 programmes, five programmes were conducted on Marketing

Management, three on Modern Management Practices and two programmes were

conducted on Quality Management. In these programmes, comprehensive inputs on

modern business practices on the respective fields were provided so that the candidates

may have an exposure of latest techniques of modern management especially in view

of changing scenario of global business.

The detail of Management Development Programmes conducted during the

year is given as follows:

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S.No. Details of MDP Place Participants 1 Marketing Management

(19.09.13 to 26.09.13) Khanna 21

2 Marketing Management (9.09.13 to 13.09.13)

Talwandi Sabo 24

3 Modern Management Practices (2.12.13 to 6.12.13)

Jagraon 25


Jhenjeri 32

5 Quality Management (20.01.14 to 24.01.14)

Mando Gobindgarh 26

6 Quality Management (27.01.14 to 31.01.14)

Ludhiana 25


Jagraon 22


Mandi Gobindgarh 30


Khanna 25


Mandi Gobindgarh 26

2.1.4 Motivation Campaigns

The motivation campaigns are of great impact to motivate the educated unemployed

youth in the State to go for self-employment by setting up MSE ventures. Motivation

Campaigns are prelude to EDPs/ESDPs. The Institute conducted 58 such Motivation

Campaigns at different industrially backward and rural places in the State, in which 5717

persons participated.

S.N Place of Campaign Date Participants 1. Jagraon 19.06.2013 157 2. Samrala 26.06.2013 90 3. Talwara 10.07.2013 63 4. Jalandhar 12.07.2013 81 5. Sahnewal 18.07.2013 79 6. Littran 24.07.2013 87 7. Ludhiana 26.07.2013 86 8. Ludhiuana 23.07.2013 60 9. Qadian 9.07.2013 68 10. Ludhiana 19.07.2013 68 11. Ludhiana 12.08.2013 78 12. Rajpura 27.08.2013 82 13. Kaddon 14.08.2013 96

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14. Nawanshahr 2.08.2013 84 15. Jassowal 21.08.2013 97 16. Manuke 26.08.2013 77 17. Phagwara 16.08.2013 73 18. Kharar 27.08.2013 95 19. Talwandi Sabo 8.08.2013 100 20. Patiala 2.08.2013 105 21. Patiala 20.07.2013 98 22. Mandi Gobindgarh 19.08.2013 105 23. Pathankot 9.09.2013 128 24. Pathankot 10.09.2013 260 25. Talwara 16.09.2013 112 26. Bela 20.09.2013 121 27. Ajitwal 23.09.2013 172 28. Anandpur Sahib 23.09.2013 130 29. Khanna 18.09.2013 66 30. Bela 4.09.2013 100 31. Smalsar 3.09.2013 98 32. Sanour 4.09.2013 90 33. Barnala 3.09.2013 98 34. Nakodar 20.09.2013 85 35. Shahkot 23.09.2013 88 36. Gurdaspur 23.10.2013 76 37. Gujjarwal 1.10.2013 122 38. Budhlada 23.10.2013 110 39. Ludhiana 24.10.2013 45 40. Nabha 3.10.2013 120 41. Lalru 21.10.2013 91 42. Lakha 23.10.2013 137 43. Mohali 25.10.2013 81 44. Rampur 22.10.2013 65 45. Attala 24.10.2013 89 46. Patiala 9.10.2013 85 47. Ludhiana 3.10.2013 87 48. Ludhiana 25.11.2013 118 49. Kharar 20.11.2013 89 50. Ludhiana 29.10.2013 55 51. Jalandhar 27.12.2013 94 52. Khanna 6.12.2013 111 53. Jalandhar 13.12.2013 83 54. Moga 23.12.2013 69 55. Ludhiana 30.09.2013 118 56. Malerkotla 17.01.2014 45 57. Rail Majra 4.03.2014 208 58. Mandi Gobindgarh 13.03.2014 142

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2.1.5 Skill Development Training Programmes (Regular)

The Institute conducted one SDP of six months duration for machinist trade. The

basic purpose for organizing SDPs was to ensure trained and quality manpower to MSE

units. In this batch of SDP (May-October, 2013) total 5 male (Gen:4, SC:1) candidates

were trained.

2.1.6 Skill Development Training Programmes (Specialized)

The Institute conducted 8 Skill Development Programmes (Specialized) in

which total 99 {Male: 93(Gen: 59, OBC: 5, SC: 29) Female: 6 (Gen: 5, SC:1)

candidates participated. The following table provides more details about topics,

duration and participants of these courses held at Ludhiana:

S.No. Details of Training Programme Participants 1. SDP on CNC Programming & Machining with auto CAD

(1.02.13 to 1.05.13) 14

2. SDP on CNC Programming & Machining with auto CAD (2.05.13 to24.07.13)

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3. SDP on CNC Programming & Machining with auto CAD (24.06.13 to 18.09.13)

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6. SDP on Pharmacist Assistant (24.06.13 to 23.09.13)

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7. SDP on Radiographer Assistant (24.06.13 to 23.09.13)

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8. SDP on Lab. Technician Assistant (24.06.13 to 23.09.13)

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2.2 Economic Investigation

This activity has its own significance. The studies conducted & results arrived

at, under this activity, act as basis for formulating/chalking-out various development

policies and programmes by the Organizations entrusted with the job. The Industrial

Potential Surveys & Industrial Profiles are used as guide for prospective entrepreneurs.

During the year, the Institute prepared the following Survey Report and Industrial

Profile.

• Industrial Potential Survey of District S.B.S. Nagar

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• District Industrial Profile of Chandigarh (UT)

2.3 Promotional Programmes

Promotional programmes cover various activities undertaken by the Institute,

which act as catalyst in promoting the growth of MSME sector in the region. The

following paragraphs highlight the detailed information on each activity.

2.3.1 Government Stores Purchases Programme

The Single Points Registration Scheme helps the MSE units marketing their

products to Government Departments, Corporations, Autonomous Bodies, Agencies,

etc. The registration under the scheme is considered at par with DGS&D.

The units registered under the scheme are eligible to avail of various incentives

like supply of Tender Application Forms free of any charges, exemption from

depositing earnest money and guarantee money limited to the registered monetary

capacity.

The units desirous of getting registration under the scheme apply to the NSIC

Ltd. in the prescribed application forms, in turn, the applications after preliminary

scrutiny by them are forwarded to MSMEDI for assessing the technical capability of

the units. The units are visited and operation-wise capability to produce quality goods

are assessed by the Officers and based on the merit of the cases, are recommended to

NSIC Ltd.

During the year under report, the Institute finalized 174cases (Fresh-106, Addl.

/ Amend.-68) of MSE units under Government Stores Purchase Programme, thus

earning revenue of Rs. 5,05,712/-.

2.3.2 Vendor Development Programmes

To enable PSUs/large scale organizations to identify suitable vendors in MSE

Sector for outsourcing their requirements and also to provide an opportunity to

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prospective entrepreneurs to liaise with industrial buyers, the Institute conducted the

following Vendor Development Programmes.

2.3.2.1 National Level Vendor Development Programme (NLVDP)

NLVDP was organized w.e.f. 14th to 15th March, 2014 in collaboration with

Auto Parts Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana at GLADA Ground, Ludhiana.

During the programme Buyer Seller Meets were conducted with RCF, Kapurthala;

Bhakra Beas Management Board, Chandigarh; DLMW, Patiala; HMT, Pinjore;

Association of State Road Transport Undertakings, Delhi and Bharat Heavy Electrical

Ltd. Goindwal Sahib. Total 43 stalls were installed and about1100 visitors visited.

Business enquires amounting to Rs. 2 crores were generated.

2.3.2.2 State Level Vendor Development Programme (SLVDP)

The Institute conducted the following 7 SLVDPs during the year:

• SLVDP at Ludhiana on 30.11.2013 in collaboraltion with Rail Coach Factory,

Kapurthala. The programme was attended by 68 participants.

• SLVDP at Ludhiana on 11.12.2013 in collaboration with Northern Railway

(C&W) Workshop, Jagadhari. The programme was attended by 55 participants.

• SLVDP at Ludhiana on 15.01.2014 in collaboraltion with DLMW, Patiala. The

programme was attended by 68 participants.

• SLVDP at Ludhiana on 22.01.2014 in collaboration with HMT, Pinjore. The


• SLVDP at Patiala on 24.01.2014 in collaboration with PSPCL, Patiala. The


• SLVDP at Ludhiana on 4.03.2014 in association with BBMB, Chandigarh. The


• SLVDP at Ludhiana on 7.03.2014 in association with Mahindra & Mahindra

(Swaraj Division). The programme was attended by 75 participants.

In these SLVDPs, the items being procured by the respective Public Sector

Undertakings (PSUs) / Government Department and their procurement procedures

were discussed in detail.

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2.3.2.3 Global Business Initiatives

A Programme on Global Business Initiatives with African Countries was

conducted on 17.02.2014 in collaboration with Auto Parts Manufacturers Association,

Ludhiana at GLADA Ground, Ludhiana. In this programme High Commissioners of

Nigeria, Algeria and Trade Councilors of Malawi & Mozambique informed the

participants about the business initiatives in their countries.

2.3.3 International Co-operation Scheme

This scheme is being implemented for technology infusion & up gradation,

modernisation and promotion of exports of MSEs. Under this scheme the applications

of 10 trade associations were forwarded to the office of DC (MSME), New Delhi, for

the following Exhibitions/Trade Fairs held during the year:

2.3.4 National Awards

The Government of India, Ministry of MSME has established the following

National Awards to honour and commemorate the MSE entrepreneurs for their

outstanding achievements:

• National Awards for Outstanding Entrepreneurship in MSMEs • National Awards for Innovation in MSMEs

S.N Name of the Association Name of the Exhibition/ Trade Fair. 1 Offset Printers Association, Ludhiana Print 2013, Chicago, USA

(8th to 12th Sept. 2013) 2 United Cycle & Parts Manufacturers

Association, Ludhiana China International Fair, Shingai (6th to 9th May 2013)

3 Knitwear Club, Ludhiana Shingai Tex-2013 (10th to 13th June 2013)

4 Patiala Industries Association, Patiala China Export Import – 2013, Guangzhou, China (15th to 19th Oct. 2013)

5 Federation of Punjab Small Industries Association, Ludhiana

Fastener Expo-2013, Jiaxing, China (9th to 10th Oct. 2013)

6 Mohali Industries Association, Mohali TUIM-EXPO-Exhibition-2013, Istanbul, Turkey (13th to 16th Sept. 2013)

7 Industries Association, Chandigarh TUIM-EXPO-Exhibition-2013, Istanbul, Turkey (13th to 16th Sept. 2013)

8 Offset Printers Association, Ludhiana PEX-2014, London , UK (24th to 29th march 2014)

9 Knitwear & Apparel Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana

Collection Premier Moscow (25th to 28th Feb. 2014)

10 Auto Parts Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana

International Hardware Fair, Cologne, Germany (9th to 12th March 2014

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• National Awards for Research & Development in MSMEs • National Awards for Quality Product in MSEs • National Awards for Lean Manufacturing Techniques in MSMEs

The Directors of MSME-DIs throughout the country are the conveners of the

State Level Selection Committees for these awards. Applications from eligible MSE

entrepreneurs and units are scrutinized and the team members to ascertain the

authenticity of the data provided by them visit the units. The State Level Selection

Committees headed by the Secretary Industry, Punjab Government, review these cases.

Deserving entrepreneurs and units, as per the criterion laid down in the Scheme are

recommended to the Office of the Development Commissioner (MSME), New Delhi,

for further processing. The following units of Punjab and UT Chandigarh were

awarded National Award / Special Recognition Award during the year:

R & D Awards

• M/s. Kartar Agro Industries (P) Ltd. , Bhadson (3rd Prize in Medium Enterprise Category)

Entrepreneurship Awards

• M/s. Chanakya Dairy Products Ltd., Mandi Gobindgarh (1st Prize in Manufacturing Category of Medium Enterprise )

• M/s. Preet Agro Industries (P) Ltd., Nabha (2nd Prize in Manufacturing Category of Medium Enterprise )

• M/s. Preet Tractors (P) Ltd., Nabha (3rd Prize in Manufacturing Category of Medium Enterprise )

Innovation Awards

• M/s. A.P. Organics Ltd. Dhuri (Medium Enterprise Category)

Quality Awards

• M/s. Allengers Medical Systems Ltd., Derabassi (Electro-Medical Instruments/Equipment)

Lean Manufacturing Technique Awards

• M/s. Chanakya Dairy Products Ltd., Mandi Gobindgarh (1st Prize in Medium Enterprise Category )

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2.3.5 ISO-9001/14001 The Institute motivated the MSME units of the state to adopt quality

management systems by obtaining ISO certification. Under the Incentive Scheme for

ISO-900/14001/HACCP certification, the Institute disbursed an amount of Rs.

9,25,840/- as one time re-imbursement to 20 applicants as per following details:

S.No. Name & address of the Unit Amount (Rs.)

1. M/s. Beat All Sports, Jalandhar 54,000 2. M/s. Gahir Industries, Ludhiana 49,500 3. M/s. Janta Coach Indutries, Jalandhar 45,000 4. M/s. Versa Agro Industries, Patiala 19,035 5. M/s. Ashok Steel Industries, Mandi Gobindgarh 33,750 6. M/s. Dalpat Forge India, Ludhiana 44,250 7. M/s. Frontier Industrial Corporation, Ludhiana 45,000 8. M/s. Mahinder Singh Daljit Singh 37,398 9. M/s. Radhu Mechanical Works, Ludhiana 41,250 10. M/s. S.R. Steel Industries, Barnala 43,762 11. M/s. Suraj Industries, Ludhiana 45,000 12. M/s. Sri Balaji Castings, Patiala 56,250 13. M/s. Vishwas Overseas, Lalru 47,520 14. M/s. Mehtab Electronic Pvt. Ltd. Jalandhar 52,500 15. M/s. New Jivan Singh sons, Jalandhar 45,000 16. M/s. S.R. Forgings, Ludhiana 30,375 17. M/s. Quality Steels, Mandi gobindgarh 66,000 18. M/s. Asian Cranes & Elevators, Ludhiana 59,250 19. M/s. Suraj International , Ludhiana 45,000 20. M/s. Jain Alloys, Mandi Gobindgarh 66,000

2.3.6 NMCP Schemes Under the National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme, the following

activities were undertaken during the year:

2.3.6.1 Lean Manufacturing • An Awareness Programme on Lean Manufacturing Practices was conducted in

association with NPC, Chandigarh at Ludhiana on 15.02.104. The programme

was attended by 80 entrepreneurs.

• Under this scheme 2 Days’ Lean MBR V Audit of Beta Light Engineering

Cluster, Mohali, jointly with the team of NPC, Chandigarh was conducted on

17th & 18th December 2013. The level of implementation of lean practices in 10

units was thoroughly examined during the Audit.

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2.3.6.2 Design Clinic The projects of following units of Punjab were approved during the year under

this scheme:

• M/s. New Swan Enterprises (Agro Div), Ludhiana for Fully Automatic Potato

Planter Machine (Approved Cost Rs. 11,00,000/-)

• M/s. Nota Industries, Ludhiana for Design and Manufacturing of Rapier Loom

(Approved Cost Rs. 13,00,000/-)

• M/s. Jagatsukh Industries (Regd.), Ludhiana for Hydraulic Self Propelled

Sprayer Wagon (Approved Cost Rs. 12,61,800/-)

• M/s. Anandco Sporting Corporation, Jalandhar for Industrial Design & Dev. of

Wax Injection Machine (Approved Cost Rs. 3,24,720/-)

• M/s. Joginder Electrical Works, Ahmedgarh for New Design of Wood Router

Machine (Approved Cost Rs. 3,97,917/-)

The total approved cost of these projects amounts to Rs. 43,84,437/-

Design Awareness Seminar for Printing & Packaging Cluster was held on

20.04.2013 at Ludhiana under the product category of Printing & Packaging.

The details of Design Awareness Programmes completed in Punjab is as under: S.No. MSME Association/Unit Location Product Category Workshop Date

1 Auto Parts Mfg. Association Ludhiana Auto Components 18th March 2013

2 Foundation of MSME Ludhiana Ingot Mould 16th July 2013

3 Foundation of MSME Phagwara Diesel Engine 17th July 2013

2.3.6.3 Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) The Institute organized Awareness Programme on IPRs on 17.02.2014 at Glada

Ground, Ludhiana in association with Auto Parts Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana

Various aspects related to Intellectual Property Rights, concept of Copyrights and

Trade Secret for MSMEs and other related matters were discussed in detail. About 150

existing and prospective entrepreneurs attended the programme.

2.3.6.4 Bar Code

2.3.6.4.1 Bar Code Re-imbursement The Institute motivated the MSME units of the state to avail financial assistance

for using global standards in Bar-coding. Under this scheme the Institute disbursed an

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amount of Rs. 2,18,051/- (Rs. 1,46,250/- for One Time Registration Fee and Rs.

71,801 for Annual Recurring Fee) as re-imbursement of Bar Code registration fee to 7

MSE units.

S.No. Name of the Unit Reimbursement (Rs.)

One Time Fee

Annual Recurring Fee

1. M/s. Iris Knitwears, Ludhiana 28,125 16,404

2. M/s. Systacare Remedies, Amritsar 18,750 11.027

3. M/s. Varindra Tools, Jalandhar 20,625 13,783

4. M/s. Wasan Exports, Jalandhar 20,625 5,692

5. M/s. DVM Foods, Malerkotla 18,750 4,500

6. M/s. Daman Foods, Shahidgarh (FGS) 18,750 14,703

7. M/s. Ishwar Wools, Amritsar 20,625 5,692

2.3.6.5 TEQUP (Product Certification)

2.3.6.5.1 Product Certification Re-imbursement

The Institute motivated the MSME units of the state to avail financial assistance

for product certification of National / International level. Under this scheme the

Institute processed claims of 10 MSEs for re-imbursement amounting to Rs 9,55,246/-

as per following details: S.N Name & address of the unit Category Amount

(Rs.) 1. M/s.Aspan Cement Products, Vill Daliawali (Mansa) National 59,400

2. M/s. Bikner Steel Industries, Kanna (Ludhiana) National 32,284

3. M/s. J.B.T..T. Traders, Sunam National 33,900

4. M/s. Omega Industries, Tibba (Ludhiana) National 21,900

5. M/s. Kwality Forge, Vill Kanganwal (Ludhiana) National 18,100

6. M/s. Sunamia Knitwears, Ludhiana International 1,43,283

7. M/s. International Wollen Mills, Bal Kalan (Amritsar) International 1,43,283

8. M/s. V.P. Oswal Hosiery Factory, Ludhiana International 1,51,523

9. M/s. Bhasin Industries, Ludhiana International 1,51,523

10. M/s. Prestige Spinners (p) Ltd. Ludhiana International 2,00,000

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2.3.6.6 MA & TU

2.3.6.6.1 Re-imbursement of Participation in Exhibitions

Institute motivated the MSME units of the state to avail financial assistance for

participation in PUMTOS-2013 held at Ludhiana w.e.f 21.12.2013 to 24.12.2013.

Under this scheme, the Institute processed the cases of 13 MSEs amounting to Rs.

2,11,750/- as per following detail.

These cases were pending with PAO (MSME), New Delhi for disbursement.

2.3.7 Common Facility Services

The common facility services are the significant elements of Promotional

Activities of the Institute. These services are rendered in two trades, Mechanical

Engineering, and Food Products through the Engineering Workshop and Training cum

Product Development Center (TPDC) for Food Products. The precision machines

installed in the Workshop assist entrepreneurs in developing products requiring higher

accuracy in cylindrical & surface grinding, milling and turning, The TPDC provides

S.No. Name of the EXPO/Unit Amount (Rs.)

PUMTOS-2013, Ludhiana

1 M/s. Awal Engenderers Company, Ludhiana 16500

2 M/s. Bhagwan Udyog, Ludhiana 16500

3 M/s. D.A.V. Engineering Works, Ludhiana 16500

4 M/s. Gaidu Electric Works, Ludhiana 16500

5 M/s. Hydro Tech, Ludhiana 16500

6 M/s. Indian Engineering Works, Jalandhar 16500

7 M/s. New Light Machinery Works, Ludhiana 16500

8 M/s. Pal Hydraulics, Ludhiana 16500

9 M/s. Precision Engineering Works, Ludhiana 16500

10 M/s. Power Engineerrs & Consultants, Ludhiana 16500

11 M/s. Salochan enterprises, Ludhiana 16500

12 M/s. Suraj Compounds Pvt. Ltd., Ludhiana 16500

13 M/s. GNG Alloys, Ludhiana 13750

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assistance in the field of food & agro products through training and demonstrations to

the existing and prospective entrepreneurs. The Institute earned revenue amounting to

Rs. 2,05,440/- through its Engineering Workshop in which 406 jobs were undertaken

and 237 units were benefited.

2.4 Consultancy Services

This is one of the important activities being carried-out by the Institute.

Consultancy services include not only providing guidance to set-up new units but also

to the existing MSME units pertaining to techno-managerial-cum-marketing

assistance.

Prospective entrepreneurs are guided in identifying the viable products/projects,

selection of appropriate technology, manufacturing processes and techniques, selection

of machinery & equipment, raw materials, standardization and specifications and

quality control techniques. Information is also provided about various facilities being

provided by other Organizations like DIC, NSIC, financial institutions etc.

While providing consultancy services to existing units, developments taking

place in various fields like technology, manufacturing processes, market trends,

environmental protection, energy conservation etc. were taken care of. These factors

lead to improve the quality of their products vis-a-vis to improve their overall

productivity.

2.5 Project Profiles

The Institute, during the year prepared 15 Project Profiles in Glass & Ceramics,

Mechanical, Food & Hosiery trades. Five profiles have been prepared for new items

having market potential in this region and ten are updated. The list of Project Profiles

prepared during the year has been given in the Annexure-1.

2.6 CO-ORDINATION WITH CENTRAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS

Under this activity, officers of the Institute participate in various meetings of

the Committees constituted by different Central & State Government Organisations to

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help them in implementing Government policies for the development of MSME sector

in the region.

The Director / Officers of the Institute attended a number of other following

meetings convened by various Departments or Organisations. Which were:

• State Level Bankers’ Committee Meeting • Empowered Committee Meeting of MSEs - RBI, Chandigarh • Meeting of Sectoral Sub Committee for Innovation of Manufacturing Sector • Advisory Committee Meeting of Govt. Institute of Chemistry and Knitting

Technology, Ludhiana • Meetings of Central Government Employees’ Welfare Co-ordination Committee,

Ludhiana • Task Force Committee Meetings for PMEGP conducted by DICs

2.7 Other Activities

2.7.1 Cluster Devopment Programme

Under the Cluster Development Programme, the Institute has taken up the

following activities:

An Awareness Programme on MSE-CDP Scheme was conducted at Ludhiana w.e.f. 27.11.2013 to 29.11.2013 for the GMs and officers of DICs of Punjab. Different aspects of MSE-CDP scheme were discussed in detail during the programme. The programme was attended by 22 participants.

Cluster Awareness Meet held at CIHT, Jalandhar on 21.01.2014 was addressed by the Director. Various aspects of MSE-CDP scheme were discussed in detail. The queries raised by the representatives of Jalandhar Printer Association, India Coach Builders Association and Valves & cocks Manufacturing Association regarding MSE-CDP scheme were thoroughly replied.

A meeting with Chairman, PSIES was held on 31.12.2013 and various aspects regarding implementation of IID scheme of MSE-CDP were discussed in detail.

The entrepreneurs were informed about implications of MSE-CDP schem in Cluster Development Meets organised by Printing & Packaging Cluster, Ludhiana on 11.04.2013, 18.04.2013 and 25.04.2013 were attended by

The Diagnostic Study Reports of following 11 clusters were received through Director of Industries & Commerce (Pb.), Chandigarh. Out of these first 5 DSRs have been sent to O/o Dc (MSME), New Delhi while remaining 6 DSRs are under validation phase

1. Agriculture Implements Cluster, Ferozepur 2. Auto Parts Cluster, Ludhiana 3. Tractors Parts Manufacturers Cluster, Hoshiarpur 4. Dairy Products & Milk Chilling Cluster, Malerkotla 5. Readymade Garments Cluster, Ludhiana 6. Hand Tools Manufacturers Cluster, Ludhiana

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7. Wire Drawing Cluster, Ludhiana 8. Dyeing Industries Cluster, Ludhiana 9. Sheet Metals Cluster, Ludhiana 10. Tractor Parts Manufacturers Cluster, Ludhiana 11. Ludhiana Bicycle & engineering Parts Cluster, Ludhiana

The proposal from following industrial association, through Director of Industries &

Commerce (Pb.), Chandigarh, were received for preparation of DSRs 1. Machine Tools Manufacturers Cluster, Ludhiana 2. Plywood Manufacturing Cluster, Ludhiana 3. Power Loom Textile Manufacturing Cluster, Ludhiana 4. Foundry & General Engineering Cluster, Phagwara & Amritsar 5. Oil Expeller & Parts Cluster, Ludhiana

2.7.2 Parliament Question

During the year the Institute received the following parliament question:

Lok Sabha Provisionally Admitted Starred Question Dy No. 9475 regarding ‘Marketing Assistance Scheme’

Lok Sabha Provisionally Admitted Starred Question No.13507 regarding ‘MSME Sector’

The point-wise required information was compiled and sent to O/o Dc (MSME),

New Delhi for framing the answer and providing material for Pad.

2.7.3 Visit of Sh. K.H. Muniyappa, Hon’ble Minister of State (Independent Charge) MSME

Sh. K.H. Muniyappa, Hon’ble Minister of State (Independent Charge) MSME

along with Sh. Manish Tewari, Hon’ble Minister of State (Independent Charge)

Information & Broadcasting, Sh. Amrendra Sinha, Additional Secretary & DC

(MSME) and Sh. H.P.Kumar, CMD, NSIC visited Ludhiana on 15.10.2013 and had

interaction meeting with different industrial associations. The Press Conference was

also held at Circuit House, Ludhiana in the evening. During the interaction meeting

and in Press Conference various issues concerning MSMEs and schemes of

Government of India for the growth of industry were discussed.

2.7.4 Visit of Shri Madhav Lal, Secretary, MSME, Govt. of India Shri Madhav Lal, Secretary, MSME, Govt. of India visited Ludhiana on

11.9.2013 and 12.9.2013. The meetings were held under his Chairmanship with

Consortium of Machine Tool Industry on 11.9.2013 and with other industrial

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associations of Ludhiana on 12.9.2013. The issues related to the development and

problems being faced by MSMEs were discussed in the meetings

2.7.5 Contact with Associations of Industries

The following Industrial Associations were contacted at different occasions

either for getting varied information concerning their industry to have first- hand

knowledge or to participate / organize various programmes with their cooperation.

United Cycle & Parts Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana Ludhiana Sewing Machine Dealers & Assemblers Association, Ludhiana Ludhiana Sewing Machine Industries Association, Ludhiana Patiala Chamber of Industries (Regd.), Patiala Knitwear Club (Regd.), Cemetery Road, Ludhiana Mohali Industries Association, Association Bhawan, Mohali Textile Manufacturers Association, Amritsar Association of Sports Goods Industries (Regd.), Jalandhar Auto Parts Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana Fasteners Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana Chamber of Industrial & Commercial Undertakings, Ludhiana. All India Valves & Cocks Mfr. Association, Jalandhar Builders hardware Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana North India Printers Association, Ludhiana Offset Printers Association, Ludhiana Mandi Gobindgarh Infrastructure Cluster, Mandi Gobindgarh Garment Machinery Manufacturers and Suppliers Association, Ludhiana Industries Association, Chandigarh Chamber of Chandigarh Industries, Chandigarh All India Steel Re-rollers Association, Mandi Gobindgarh Chamber of Industrial & Commercial Undertakings, Mohali Farmers Help Society, Dhira Patra (Fzr.) Garments Manufacturers Association, Moti Nagar Oil Expeller & Parts Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana Electroplaters Association, Ludhiana Ludhiana Foundry Association, Ludhiana PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Chandigarh Focal Point Industries Association, Ludhiana Balkalan Industrial Welfare Association, Amritsar Amritsar Warp Knitters Association, Amritsar

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Annexure-1

Project Profiles (2013-14)

S.No. Project Profile Division

1 Fruit Pulp Processing (New) Food 2 Soya Paneer-Tofu (Updated) Food 3 Potato Wafers (Updated) Food 4 Cotton Vests Knitted (New) Hosiery 5 Knitted Sleeves (Updated) Hosiery 6 Readymade Garments (Updated) Hosiery 7 Chain Link Fencing (New) Mechanical 8 Piston Rings (Updated) Mechanical 9 Automatic Lock Casing (Updated) Mechanical 10 Agricultural Cultivator (New) Mechanical 11 Castor Wheel (Updated) Mechanical 12 Patient Trolley (Updated) Mechanical 13 Mosaic Floor Tiles(New) Glass & Ceramics 14 Marble Tiles(Updated) Glass & Ceramics 15 L.T. Insulators and Electrical Porcelain(Updated) Glass & Ceramics

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